Adaptational Badass: This movie really plays Deadshot up as a Consummate Professional and leader of the Suicide Squad. Compare that to his status in the games ...

Employed by Amanda Waller as the leader of Task Force X, aka the Suicide Squad, Deadshot organizes an infiltration of Arkham Asylum to acquire stolen ...

Amanda Waller's reaction to finding out she's being jerked around by the Suicide Squad while they get the bombs in their necks deactivated: Waller: Those ...

Batman has every reason to want to take in all the Suicide Squad. Instead, he lets them go to focus on finding Harley and the Joker. He even tells Deadshot ...

They see the whole thing as more of an inconvenience than a life-threatening suicide mission. Comes with the reputation of being a badass. Harley: AW CRAP! Not ...

... Suicide Squad members. She knows she's acting like a villain in the ethical sense. Batman's main conflict with her is their respective methods. While Batman ...

Agents of ARGUS and members of the Suicide Squad, appearing most prominently in Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. ... Assault on Arkham despite it featuring ...

Batman lets the Suicide Squad go when he realizes that Joker and Harley have the bomb. Pragmatic decision and showing that he defies Skewed Priorities? There ...

Affectionate Nickname: Harley's nickname for Deadshot, "Cowboy," returns from the comics and Batman: Assault on Arkham. Agent Peacock: Steel Maxum is self ...

The story focuses primarily on the Suicide Squad, particularly Batman villains Deadshot and Harley Quinn with Batman himself in a supporting role. In the film, ... Не найдено: tropes | Нужно включить: tropes